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Primcoat builds your hardened image, uploads it to an SMB share or SCVMM library, and registers it as a Generation 1 or 2 VM template.

Uploads to
an SMB file share or SCVMM library
Registers as
a Generation 1 or 2 VM template

Primcoat builds your hardened image, uploads it to an SMB file share or a System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM) library, and registers it as a template for Generation 1 or Generation 2 virtual machines. Primcoat installs Hyper-V Integration Services during the build — on Linux guests, the hv_* kernel drivers together with the userspace daemons for key-value exchange, live backup, and file copy — so the host gets a heartbeat, clean shutdown, and usable guest metrics.

What you configure

A publish target holds the delivery path — the SMB share, or the SCVMM server and library share — and the credentials to reach it. You define the image name, and add version information and other details as you like.

Machine-readable:/integrations/hyperv.md

Get started now.

Request access, describe the image you want, and have your first hardened image in about 15 minutes — a typical estimate, before publishing to your clouds. Primcoat builds, hardens, scans, signs, and publishes it, on the operating systems you already run.

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